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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1924
Page
2
A London Tit-Bits writer notes how Saxon and Norman influence linger in English. Living animals receive Saxon names like cow and sheep, while prepared meat adopts Norman forms such as beef and mutton. Venison, veal, and pork similarly reflect the dual language heritage.
Nebraska observes Good Roads Day on October 30 as communities in Columbus Norfolk and Blair reflect on civic projects. The 1925 Presbyterian Synod meets in Columbus, Norfolk and Blair amid notable local events from jamborees to livestock auctions.
London reports Britain sent a note to Russia demanding the Soviet government order the Communist International to cease subversive propaganda aimed at overthrowing the government. The note includes a Zinoviev letter alleging instructions to British communists to organize unrest, press for ratification of treaties, and undermine armed forces.
Washington weighs tax returns and league matters as Mellon officials stall. Geneva hosts Jackie Coogan encounter with the League secretary general. Mexico orders closing of consulates in Britain signaling a collapse of commercial ties. Mexico probes Japanese land plans in Lower California. Omaha donor bequeaths 20000 for leprosy healing. A steamer Fyiga wreck ends in Stockholm with 21 dead.
A New York Herald Tribune analysis notes a shift from overdose of detail to firmer waists and tubular silhouettes in autumn styles. It highlights changing silhouettes from Paris and American designers, with browns reds and greens replacing black and white, and Molyneux introducing restrained gowns without feathers or scarves and featuring tube elements and capes.
A fragment describes a child using a folding two foot rule to explore a tent, fishing pole, house, bridge, bat, arch, map, fence, window frame and letters of the alphabet. Later he finds more items and playful word fragments in a scattered, whimsical scene.
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